Washington Place
Washington Place is perhaps best known as the residence of Queen Liliuokalani, the last reigning monarch of the Hawaiian Kingdom.
Grace Cooke House / Harold St. John
Grace Cooke Home in Manoa The residence at 2365 Oahu Avenue in Honolulu, now known
Ewa Plantation
Friendship Youth Center The building currently housing the Friendship Youth Center Preschool in Ewa, Hawaii,
Lualualei Naval Radio Transmitting Facility
Lualualei Naval Radio Transmitting Facility became a crucial communications hub for the Pacific Fleet and remains a vital link to the strategic military history of Oahu’s west side.
Ka‘ena Point Railway
The west side of Oahu was historically connected by the Oahu Railway and Land Company
Pu‘u o Kapolei (Fort Barrette)
Once a significant military installation, Fort Barrette played a role during World War II as
The John Wayne House, Quarters 30, Ford Island
Today, Quarters 30 is located in the Nob Hill neighborhood of Ford Island, but it was one of the six original bungalows built for the Navy’s senior enlisted personnel and attached to the Naval Air Station on Ford Island. As such, it was built in 1923 in the Belleau Wood Loop neighborhood, about 1200 feet away, and moved decades later to the Nob Hill neighborhood.
The Story of the CPO Quarters on Ford Island, Pearl Harbor
Situated in the shadow of battleship row on Ford Island on December 7, 1941, the attack on Pearl Harbor, these bungalow style Chief Petty Officer (CPO) quarters suffered damage from shrapnel, oil, and fire.
Ford Island Quarters 31 Survives the Pearl Harbor Attack
If Quarters 31 could talk, it would tell the story of Bernie and Coty Burnfin